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Mac OS X 10.4 Tiger: Peachpit Learning Series

Mac OS X 10.4 Tiger: Peachpit Learning Series

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Getting Started

Upgrading to Tiger

Mac OS X Basics for New Users

Lesson 3. Introduction to Mac OS X

Get to Know Your Desktop and Finder

Get to Know Your Finder Windows

Get to Know Your Home and its Folders

Take Advantage of the Sidebar

Change the View of the Finder Window

Use the Buttons in the Finder Window

Select Multiple Items in the Finder

Understand the Various Disk Icons

Understand the Various Library Folders

Use Mac OS X Together with Mac OS 9

Look for Contextual Menus

Work with Keyboard Shortcuts

Recognize the common modifier keys

Use a keyboard shortcut

Notice gray vs. black commands

Navigate the Desktop and Finder windows

Access the menus on the Desktop or in any application

Try these shortcuts in a Finder window

Keyboard shortcuts in dialog boxes

Use the Tab key to select the other parts of the dialog box

Burn a CD or DVD

Learn Simple Troubleshooting Techniques

Learn More About Mac OS X

What You've Learned

Lesson 4. Introduction to Mac OS X Applications

Lesson 5. Working between Mac OS X Applications

Make Tiger Work for You

A New Way of Working on your Mac

The End Matters

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Use the Tab key to select the other parts of the dialog box

The first Tab will select the Search field.

The next Tab will select the Sidebar. Use the up and down Arrow keys to highlight the folder or disk you need.

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